bala cynwyd, belmont at east city line avenue, one accident there.s going to definitely slow you down specially with all of the traffic lights. westbound side of 422, at royersford. you have got an accident blocking the left lane, so you can see the westbound delay, you can see that eastbound delay, here is a look at a lot of your majors, and you can see everything pretty jam up, this wednesday morning. >> 7:48. the motto is refreshing. no more boring or bad food in the suburbs. i think we can use refresh many where ever we can get it today, right, jen? >> absolutely. okay, so in glen mills, i just want you to see the space. not your average joe's will open officially. drew me in when they said we have a restaurant that's a little different. first of all jeff adorable, high. >> high. >> you drew me in. i like the fact that you are working the community groups like the west chester food cover. good morning to you, charlotte. >> good morning. >> so tell me how this works? basically you guys will partner with community groups every tuesday? >> correct.

the government on the way to a training camp here in the east. city of new gun square not telling us exactly where this camp is because of security reasons bettman how much time going to take us to get there. if. it's a question but we all know when we get there bettman was a former officer with the ukrainian elite police before switching sides only a month ago he commanded a team of just twelve men today they numbered more than one hundred and are growing by the day all of them volunteers each with a code name to hide his identity how is the situation on the ground at the moment good which people are very scared the city is preparing for war we're evacuating women and children from the city bettman says the ukrainian military static is to attack from behind so he's had his main sprawled out across the city were about to approach the cap and balance on steps to switch off the camera deep in the forests it's easy to see why they've set up base here everything is camouflaged making it difficult for the ukrainian army to find them where now at the milita

as well as locking horns over gas with russia here still waging a military campaign in ukraine's east cities one of those hardest hit by the military operation journalists have come under fire a correspondent for marty's roughly video agency was among them and he told us what happened. although we were walking through fields when we heard a machine gun we dived down i kept on filming resolve the member who was our guide called for backup and a car came to pick us we jumped in we were driving fast and then another shot ripped through our tire and we were driving just to bear will for the rest of our journey we thank god but we're alive when one made it. the crew was filming a report about the allegations of phosphorus bombs being used by the ukrainian army they are designed to cause large fires and their use is strictly prohibited by the u.n. another two journalists working for russian t.v. have been held by a crane security forces since saturday meanwhile thousands of people are having to abandon their homes in the east due to the violence. and don't forget you can get minute by minute cover

away from the fun and games there back here in russia russia's far east city a visionary second lens because being struck by a powerful hurricane we've got these pictures through that storm tore off ridge broken windows many cars and telling people fall into trees that you know this is fun to restore electricity to almost twenty thousand homes have been affected no reports thankfully of deaths or serious injury coming through yet. but we can report problems in ukraine right now in the ukrainian capital protesters have surrounded the russian embassy this afternoon these are live pictures coming through but a hundred people of gathered around the building throwing smoke grenades they've torn down the russian flag and they've put up the flags of ukraine and the radical right sector movement we hear their shouting slogans against russia and president putin they vandalize the embassies facade and overturned the diplomats cars that have a little bit earlier entrance is a blocked with the tires and the protesters vehicles the police who are supposed to provide security for the diplomatic mi

we have extra cloud cover south and east of the city of the philadelphia. you can probably make that out on the satellite. that he erode and we'll see sunshine building in. we have a good looking day ahead. not as humid as yesterday. 71 degrees in philadelphia. pretty comfortable mid 60s in the lehigh valley. 65 in allentown. 69 in millville. 67 right now in dover, delaware. as you head out early we'll see partly cloudy skies and 6:00 a.m., 71. 8:00 a.m., about 74. pretty nice for you, the day ahead will feature partly sunny skies a mixture of clouds and sun. a comfortable humidity, not too bad. just a stray thunderstorm or shower possible. we'll talk about, and, of course, the all-important weekend call in just a few minutes, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing this morning, chester police are looking for the gunman who unleashed a hail of bullets at a city intersection killing one and wounding other people. the action cam was at the scene at west 7th and lloyd street. so far investigators have not said if they found a motive or suspects. >>> also new

we have cloud cover south and east of the city of philadelphia you're stuck in that at the moment. no worries, that sunshine will be coming at you today. 71 degrees in philadelphia. feeling more comfortable than yesterday not as humid as yesterday morning. 65 in allentown, just in the 60s in a a lot of suburbs like trenton, millville, and dover looking good, along the coastline. as you head out early you'll see partly cloudy skies and nice conditions, 6:00 a.m., 71. 8:00 a.m., about 74 degrees, overall today we'll see partly sunny skies we're going to have a nice average high of 84. the one thing you've got to watch is the possibility of a stray shower or thunderstorm popping up in one or two spots i'm going to show you future tracker 6 and help you plan the day coming up in just a few minutes, tam. >> more new video from the overnight a man was shot and killed inside a car in the tioga nicetown section of philadelphia. the action cam was on the scene of the 3700 block of germantown avenue around 2 ram. two other people were around the car at the time of the shooting, but they were

the east bay city considering a plan to keep an eye on city streets. >> the san francisco archbishop his church controversy and the reason that he says he is still going to attend a rally that some call "antigay." >>> hundreds of troops are on the way to iraq as militants close to taking over baghdad. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> the sun is up. looks like it will be nice. >>> we. check with meteorologist mike nicco. >> here is our bay microclimate, 56 and high clouds and sunshine and same at noon. we will see an increase in sunshine but a decrease in wind today at 74 at 4:00 and sunny 65 at 5:00. inland we are running in the home 50's with high clouds and low-to-mid 70's by noon and back to 80 in many areas so average day. sunshine and calmer and 76 this evening. at the coast we have plenty of sunshine and haze this morning at a 5 with high clouds and 60 at noon and the breezes tapering we will hit the low 60's by 4:00 and upper 60's by 7:00. >> we are starting 6:00 with a sig-alert if san mateo and there is an overturned vehicle on

east bay. putting a strain on a depleted police force. the course of action the cityants to take. ,, morning in oakland. witnesses reported hearing ex building on >>> 17 people are spending the night someplace else after a fire this morning in oakland. witnesses reported hearing explosions as an apartment building on 17th street went up in flames. fire spread to two of the units pretty quickly but everybody got out okay. one resident told us he was doing work on his laptop when he noticed something. >> went to my balcony and i saw, like, smoke coming up and i was like holy crap i have to get pie family out of here and i told my mom to get the important stuff and documents and phone and stuff. >> investigators think some butane canisters exploded causing the fire. they are also looking for two men that witnesses saw leave the scene. one of them may have been burned. >>> an east bay city is trying to close down a motel some say is a hotbed of crime. newark city leaders say the easy 8 motel has been the skies of crimes such as murder, gang violence, prostitution and drug

city. a man documents his close encounter with a great white in the waters off of a major east coast city. >>> nbc10 meteorologist bill henley said the rain has moved out. how hot it will be in a few minutes. >>> a philadelphia woman talked to nbc10 about being choked, robbed and held by a man. the whole thing was captured by surveillance video. the video shows the suspect following her across the parking lot. once he grabs her, he drags her inside. a friend shows up with cash, the suspect took the money and the suv. >> i think he was the first person to get into the parking lot. i was only in one place. >> police say if you know anything, give them a call. >>> the state of utah plans to challenge a ruling that says states must allow gay couples to marry. utah's attorney general will take that appeal to the u.s. supreme court. he's challenging yesterday's appeal pretty court ruling that says states can not deprive people of the fundamental right to marry just because they want to be married to someone of the same sex. >>> a lawsuit against the president of the united states, that's what ho

we are in an east belgium city that was destroyed, but is now a symbol of peace. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. one of iraq's powerful shia clearics says a national emergency government must be formed to stop the country falling apart. muqtada al-sadr is calling for an inclusive government to stop the sunni uprising. >>> al jazeera correspondent peter greste released a statement vowing to fight his conviction in egypt. he was imprisoned along with his colleagues mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed. they were falsely accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. and have been imprisoned since december. >>> 21 were

several security cameras could be watching over an east bay city later this year. kpix 5's kiet do is in fremont where police want to put some major streets under surveillance. >>> reporter: good morning. we are live here at one of those intersections where fremont police want to install some of those cameras here on thornton avenue off 880. check this out. fremont police just released some surveillance video showing a crook trying to knock out a surveillance camera at a home using a stick. he has not been caught yet. but police say if they get their way, this guy would likely be caught on camera one more time as he leaves the city. the department is asking the city to approve a project to install cameras and license plate readers near the freeway 880. only 7 out of 46 convicted burglars recently lived in fremont. the total cost of the project is $300,000. >> i think that's an awful lot of money to spend on these cameras. that money could go to use for other necessities in our community. education. >> we can get a witness to give us a partial plate, and then we can

next at 5:00, the east bay city considering a new plan this morning to add more electronic eyes to the streets. >> big push today to try to convince san francisco's catholic archbishop to skip a big event in washington. >> chaos in iraq and president obama sends in united states troops to protect the things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. welcoheyback. really?bye. kiss yo. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning. it is 5:00. 1/2s for joining us. >> we had a breezy day yesterday and unusually cold feeling more like fall than we are approaching summer. >> it is summer with a lot of kids on voix for the first time. >> tough to go to the pool yesterday and the breezes made it feel cooler. we have a mini warming

across the nation is prompting a plan to bring armed police officers back to school campuses in one east bay city. we're live in concord where the mayor is getting involved. good afternoon, cristina. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a mt. diablo school board member who said this would be an incredible asset to have. these armed police officers would be at concord high school campuses as a precautionary measure in light of recent violence that's been seen at schools across the country. the district knows how valuable it is to have the officers because the district used to have five of emthem. when the -- five of them. they are teaming back the prage that would bring back three resource officers they would work on problems before they become big ones and they say they want to avoid violence that is recently scene like the shootings at uc santa barbara and seattle pacific university. >> with the police back on our campuses, we can assure that we're doing everything we can to avoid what we're seeing across the nation. >> you want your kids to feel safe at school. you want to not worry and a

. >>> an east bay city puts the spotlight on crime-fighting surveillance cameras. the city council is set to vote tonight on the plan to install a camera system including license plate readers. they would be put on about a dozen roads leading in and out of the city. the system will cost $300,000. the police department says the cameras are needed because the majority of crimes in fremont are committed by people who do not live there. >>> new developments in the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi that killed americans two years ago. pentagon officials arrested the suspected ringleader in that 2012 attack. they say he was captured during an undercover raid in libya over the weekend and is now on his way to the united states. this is the first arrest in that attack. among those killed was chris stevens who grew up in fremont. >>> islamic militants are continuing their violent advance across iraq and making gains to the capital city. in baghdad, police and hospital officials say a deadly roadside bomb killed ten people and wounded 25 others. no group is claiming responsi

said the cities on the east coast but st. louis was formed for nothing else but to make money. e didn't even have a church until 11 years after the founding of the city. it was further for trade and he fell she was offering up an alternative, which he did indeed through good works, through charity, through education. he's primarily known to us as an educator. he was so progressive and he believed that women should be educated to the same degree as men. they should be educated as far as they were capable. so in addition to washington university, he founded a girls school, a girls secondary school so that they would be able to go to university. and his friends made mary institute. right next to him if you grave of william dhawan who is the first american medical researcher. he is such a wonderful story. he was trained as a doctor but in those days you are practically sweeping the floors of the doctor's offices. only two medical schools in the united states. he was an army that your in fort mackinac, an island in michigan territory near the canadian border. two days before his firs

. >>> and look at this, near a major east coast city, we'll tell you where this was caught and why it's not as rare as it used to be. . >>> seven minutes before 6:00. we're following breaking news. crews on scene and cars are in danger. no evacuations. we're going to monitor the situation. in fact, nbc10's rosemary connor is on her way. we'll get it on air. >>> the state is about to challenge a ruling that says states mauft law gay couples to marry. he's challenging the yesterday appellate court ruling that states cannot deprive people of the fundamental right to marry just because they want to be married to someone of the same same-sex. >>> a missing boy found yesterday in the basement of his detroit home is being evaluated by doctors while his father is being questioned by police. 12-year-old charlie bathel had the subject of an intense police search. officers found him yesterday in a basement room confined in a 2 by 4 space. the boy's father said he had no idea his son was in the basement. the child had been missing for more than a week. >>> in georgia autopsy results show that a tod

. >>> an east bay city is being covered over in illegal street signs. they include things like garage sales and noticees of lost pets. don ford says the city of con cord is on a mission to clean things up. >> reporter: concord says they have a problem. too many people placing too many personal signs in too many public places. >> these signs they detract from thees they particular of the city. >> reporter: they may interfere with safe driving at intersections. the city says they got to go. >> they fade, they tear way, they end up in the gutter. >> reporter: the job falls to public works employees. normally repainting street stripes patching potholes but not on monday and tuesdays. >> those are big days with the garage sales and then we take them down and midweek start seeing more. >> reporter: recently over a thousand signs like these were removed. the epidemic in concord just keeps growing. >> job security i guess it is. >> reporter: it's not so funny when folks have a missing pet like pin he the parrot. donna and her two boys only have two parrots left

. >>> an east bay city is getting its first batch of new homes in more than a deck day. why it is discouraging developers from building affordable housing. >>> and, no more waiting for the delivery guy for hours. the new way to send and receive packages. we have those stories and more when you join me and ken bastida. that's combing up in 30 minutes. >> okay. we will see you then. thanks, veronica. >> thanks for watching. cbs 5 evening news is up next with scott pelly. >> thank you for watching. remember, always the latest is on kpix.com. >> good night. >> pelley: u.s. troops get a green light. margaret brennan and clarissa ward report from baghdad. david martin is at the pentagon. ouv.a. hospitals were truth ignored for years. wyatt andrews with the new revelation. ecstasy. >> dempsy! ends in agony. >> oh, it is a great cross! and it is an equalizer! >> pelley: elaine quijano on what's next for team u.s.a. at the world cup. and what if you posted a mailbox in the middle of nowhere? chip reid on the treasures we found inside. >> you will walk away having a wh

another problem is what it calls the city's vocal support for the market street east location for the city's second casino license. >>> the wawa welcome america celebration is beginning tomorrow in philadelphia. making sure that everyone has fun is serious business. and we have david henry. david? >>reporter:the city is expecting hundreds of thousands to be out on the parkway enjoying the concerts and fireworks. while they are dancing up a sweat hundreds of other are sweating it out behind-the-scenes. >> all the information comes in here and all the information is analyzed and distilled into the field. >>reporter:this is the nerve center. police, fire and other public safety officials will be glued to the screens looking for signs of trouble. they will be monitoring hundreds of cameras and relaying information to personnel in the field. >> we have others. part of the matters i can't talk about. there are people out there constantly making sure that they have a good time. >>reporter:it has public safety officials on eng. officials on edge. they have to be on watch for a lone wolf type

international i mean only our top story they leave us government military offensive in the east ukrainian city of slavyansk has killed at least four people among them a thirty year old woman and her five year old song who were killed when a mortar shell at their back garden. that have suggested that. this is not to seal the border for the. our teacher is in the region we can speak to some very emotional scenes we've been witnessing very understandably emotional scenes i should say tell us exactly what occurred. well the shell shell landed right in the backyard of a private residence at that time thirty year old a woman. was there with her five year old son are sandy and as the shell landed in the backyard the woman was killed instantly and for more let's hear right now from the woman's mother who spoke with an idea shortly before she was killed. in the life my mother said look they started i told her to get in the basement immediately she grabbed her son turned around and that's when the shell hit she just cease to exist. five year olds are saying me well he wasn't a killed instantly and he wa

. >>> soon becoming of east bay city's new housing in more than a decade, but most people will be pricedstida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. new at 6:00, ann notarangelo is live with why city leaders may prefer it that way. >> reporter: veronica, let me tell you a little bit about that project. they have broken down on what will be 164 homes and town homes. people will start moving in some time next week. >> gonzalez's son and husband live in a two bedroom apartment they share with another family of four. one bathroom for seven people. >> just living like that is not good. it stresses people out. >> she dreams of her own home. >> it doesn't have to be really big. two rooms could be fine. >> so, she'll have -- soon, she will have more options, but it may only be window shop. for the first time in a decade, developers are looking for a sound investment. the city is planning for a 25% population spike. >> inject energy into the house market. >> inapposite homes' plans are considered affordable. that is because all by two of the 15

on the board, looks like we're not going to see any major delays on our east coast cities or towards. we have had some delays related to weather down in dallas and houston this morning. those are the hubs for united airlines and american airlines much maybe you have a connection problem there. most of us okay though. today's high a muggy 88, tam. >> thank you david. >>> going to health check 3-d mammograms may be better at finding cancer than regular scans. >>> the 3-d detected one additional cancer compared with conventional exams. there were 15 percent fewer false alarms. the procedure has draw backs including higher costs less insurance coverage and more radiation. >> spring season experienced a huge spike in the housing market and a handwritten here ricks for bob dylan's song just sold for a huge price. abc's renna ninan has more. >> reporter: good morning to you. topping america's money new home sales soaring to their highest levels since may 2008. sales surging past what experts had forecast. with the northeast and west seeing the biggest increases and prices are up 7% from las

if you need to leave the city to the east bay expect delays. heavy delays because of emergency sinkhole repair and southbound 101 between san antonio road and castania the construction is picked up but leaves us with major backups. >>> in san jose homicide are still on the scene after being called this morning after the body of a man was found in the street with visible injury. the initial investigation was treated like a hit-and-run accident but that is changed. police are canvassing the neighborhood for evidence and witnesses to figure out how the man died. >> friends and family of a young woman shot to delegate by a san mateo county deputy are demanding justice after a vigil to remember her. amy hollyfield is at half moon bay. the family is questioning why the deputy shot can killed her and wondering if he really had to do that. 100 people came together last night for a vigil in her memory. friends and family are guard and reserving but, also, angry saying she suffers from depression and stopped taking the medication. they called an ambulanc

in redwood city, 83 degrees tomorrow. east bay in the low 90s . -9d 1 in fairfield. 94 at brentwood. 92 for livermore. and up in the north bay, santa rosa 84 degrees, 82 for petaluma and 84 in novato. 88 in napa. way up north, the numbers will be nudging 90 degrees, extended forecast looks like this. sunday lives up to its name. monday, more temperatures near 1 houndy grows inland. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, a little bit of a cooling trend, then next weekend, we keep it in the upper 80s . so nice weather ahead, enjoy it. >> and it looks like friday will be a beautiful night to get outside and enjoy the fourth of july fireworks. we have a complete list of bay area shows at kpix.com/fireworks. >>> well the united states now controls its own destiny in the world cup. it is win, or go home. elaine reports the team is embracing its role as the underdog. >> reporter: the u.s. men's soccer tam practiced today at the world cup base in sau paulo. this marks the first time ever that u.s. soccer has made it to the round of 16 in c

tonight one east bay city is considering a new plan to use technology to track people driving in and out of town. some call the plan a great way to cut crime. others, though, say it's a huge invasion of privacy. tonight the fremont city council will decide whether to he shell out $300,000 for surveillance cameras and license plate readers. marianne favro is at fremont city hall with more on this camera controversy. >> reporter: in just about a half hour the city council will meet to decide whether or not to give the $300,000 to the police department to put up these 12 surveillance cameras throughout the city. police say they need the cameras to catch criminals who are coming in to fremont from out of town. fremont police say private surveillance cameras were at least part of the reason for a recent decline in burglaries. cameras like this one that caught the suspected theft of a package from a doorstep last month. now they want to invest $300,000 to put up video cameras and license plate readers of its own. >> i think it's a fantastic idea. >> reporter: others wonder who will be watc

city. many fear the sectarian violence could expand in the middle east. u.s. and iranian diplomats met on the sidelines of nuclear talks in vienna. they say they are considering cooperating to stop the advance of isis. the u.s. has deployed 275 military personnel to protect its embassy staff in baghdad. u.s. aircraft carriers are stationed in the persian gulf, and the pentagon is no longer ruling out drone and airstrikes. >> we are joined by our middle east analysts. isis have had in the order -- have had a meteor it rise. where are they drawing from? >> most members are iraqis, and the organization benefits from the fact that the shiite prime minister of iraq has done everything he can to minimize sunnis and secularists in iraqi politics. that is why they have some support among the sunnis in the western and northern part of the country. and that prophet, of course, the fact that governmental control is we can not only in syria. >> other sunni groups and tribal leaders are probably unhappy with the direction the prime minister has taken. >> definitely. the am

atlantic city expressway eastbound construction right here near the atlantic city airport, heading east in towards atlantic city think morning. be ready for a slow down. mass transit, route 13 trolley terminating at yeadon loop due you to track work. route 11 trolley using buses from 70th and wood land over to darby. for the gang in the lehigh valley you are in good shape across the board on the major roadways and so far so good on the major bridges, over to you. >>> here is a look at the stories you will need to necessity as you start your day 36789 people were taken to cooper hospital after a house fire in camden late last night. two of them were officers who suffered smoke inhalation. so far there is in word on how that fire started. >>> route 100 north bound in upper pottsgrove montgomery county just reopen. crews removed a burnout trash truck that was closed for almost 12 hours. crews also repaired the road surface which was damaged in that truck fire last night. >>> police are waiting for dna testing to see if the suspect in saturday's rape and robbery in rittenhouse square is con

another bomb hit a crowded market in a shia district east of the city and brings to 20 the number of people killed in the capital today alone. baghdad is very much on edge evening as militants vow to continue their advance for the city as well as to the holy cities of kabul and not just. militants have seized mosul and to theand the city close syrian border. they have also tried to take another city but the iraq he army says they have successfully push them back. heeding the call to arms, hundreds of shiite muslims volunteered on tuesday to join the fight against the sunni jihadist. after their spiritual leader, the ayatollah he also stunning, urged them to join the army. we supply them with military fatigues and transfer them to a training center. have signedhousands up, a show of solidarity that ay have helped push back military offensive. this is the closest the jihadist s have come to the capital. security was on high alert amid fears of sectarian conflict. >> it is normal to be worried because we consider our country to be united, regardless of whether you live in the north, sou

decent day there will be clouds increase over the next couple of hours and brief shower south and east of the city. otherwise there's not much going on. summer arrives 6:51. it's the longest day, shortest night of the year. this is the worst day of me doing this shift, the alarm goes off at 3:30, this is the worst day of the year for me, because it will be bright until 11:00 p.m. tonight. the sun will be bright until 9:00, 9:30. you get the idea, i'll not get any sleep, the sun will keep me up. dewpoint, 45 makes that 69 feel very cool this morning. winds out of the northeast at 7 miles per hour. pressure reading, 30 inches. millville, 68. allentown, 58. wilmington, 68. we're on the northern fringe of some of these scattered showers will pass on by mainly south of the city in a line. we'll do a closeup on storm tracker 6 live double scan. again, most of this shower activity will stay south of the city. for the most part if you do pick up a shower it will be just a few drops just enough to get things wet it will be quick and out of the viewing area and on its way. future tracker 6 showing lots of c

city. a man documents his close encounter with a great white in the waters of a major east coast city. >>> plus this -- >> you think it went viral on the internet and it took off? >> beer in the buff. the nude beer festival in pennsylvania. it's happening this weekend. it's getting more exposure than anyone expected. >>> and the adorable addition. look at this. a local zoo now home to two new critters. nbc 10 shows you their public debut. >>> california attorney says this video showing his client smacking a student in a wheelchair doesn't tell the whole story. it happened last month. the attorney for former security guard says the student has a history of discipline problems. the boy has cerebral palsy. the security guard was fired. he pleaded not guilty. >>> a new york city fisherman came home from his latest outing with a story he probably won't stop telling. he got a great white shark. he said he had a couple friends fishing. he hooked a baby 80-pound shark. he struggled for 15 minutes to get the shark up to the boat. >> it was humbling that it was in my opinion the baddest fish in the

to how the city will manage to welcome more than 60,000 fans for the world cup opening match on thursday if the protests continues, it could cut many fans off from the stadium 20 kilometers eastof the city center. >> some french political news. credited withn detoxifying her party brand and managing to win 25% of the vote in the last european elections. the current national front reader had not counted on her , sher, the party founder distanceblicly herself after he was found making anti-semitic remarks on video. >> fighting inside the national front. told by his own daughter and members of the party he founded that he had committed a political fault, he shot back on a monday morning radio show. think the political fault lies with those who have aligned themselves with a single ideology because they want to be similar to other political parties. that is the wish of a few dinosaurs at the national front. they succeeded. but it is my belief they made a political error, not me. >> the controversy began with the pen posted his weekly online video. musicianssaid including a jury singer who criticized the far right party should be put in an oven. >> i am not surprised. we should ma

city. 61 half moon bay. and 66 degrees and towards east bay, 77 union city. hot spots only up to nine #s in fairfield and livermore. accu-weather forecast natural air conditioning continuing to affect us on wednesday. down to mid-80s inland. we'll see a slight by weekend into the comfort zone. low 60s to mid-80s. >> thank you. >> this is amazing. 50 miles per hour for 15 seconds. it's not a big deal unless happening in an elevator going up. >> a woman finds a precivil war bank note in her mom's attic. is it valuable? or just a worthless piece of paper? michael first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. >>> rescuers trying to get to a man trapped in germany's deepest caves. one fellow racer climbed 12 hours to get help. another stayed with that injured man. that rescue effort is expected to be around the clock and expected to take self days. and a new type of mal ware is going around. photos and videos being held hostage for ran

. >> residents in the east bay city of albany are mourning the loss of their mayor. the 74-year-old peggy thompson passed away after battling cancer. flags flown at half staff today to commemorate the three decades of service to the community. thompson was a main stay in the government. she spent 14 years on the city council and served 16 years on the school board. a public memorial service will be held on saturday. >> an east bay mother is outraged after learning her son was sent to clean the bathrooms as punishment for an alleged bullying incident the mother claims it's a case of racial discrimination. leanne joins with us the details leanne? >> reporter: yes. this is a copy of the clean up schedule. it's hard to read from where you are. but i can clearly see that it says boys bathroom clean up the name is under it. now, his mother told us she believes as a result of her son cleaning the bath rooms he got sick and came down with whooping cough the school, and the berkeley unified school district responded by answering to the mother's claims in a letter, the distric

city. we've been looking at the east shore freeway of course but we've also been looking at 580 westbound it's already slow from the tracy triangle area. if you are getting on the freeway in pleasanton, not bad. and across the bridge san mateo bridge it looks good. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. firefighters still on high alert in the oakland hills after several suspicious fires in the past four days. tara moriarty is in the area where crews are guarding the canyon looking for flairups. >> reporter: that is right. crews want to make sure none of the hot spots reignite. there has been a crew on all evening. they are stationed just up the road. if you look out over the canyon this is what they are keeping an eye on. if you look up and see the high voltage power lines. luckily crews were able to contain the fire to a small area. if you take a look apt the video, there are two columns of smoke visible around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. air croft dumped hundreds of gallons of water. yesterday there were five fires total. it is suspicious for an ember to fly half a mile and catch anoth

lehigh valley will be much brighter today than areas south and east of city. the poconos will see a fair amount of sunshine. you get into the city points south looks like you're stuck in the clouds with a maybe a few sunny breaks from time to time. there will be a couple of showers out there, as well. you can see the shades of yellow that would indicate heavier moisture falling with these showers. the systems the center is over the delmarva. this is acting similar to what you would see with an alberta clipper during the winter months, one the fact that it is moisture starved, and it is diving to the south, it's bringing cloud cover to the area and brief showers. high pressure firmly in control as we get into sunday that will force that system to the south, skies will clear. temperatures will moderate a bit, we're up in the 80s we get into monday, same thing high pressure dominates the pattern. winds shift into a southerly component and temperatures in the mid 80s. today will be the coolest day. lots of clouds udz -- from start to finish. the lehigh valley will

. >> residents in the east bay city of albany are mourning the loss of their mayor. the 74-year-old peggy thompson passed away after battling cancer. flags flown at half staff today to commemorate the three decades of service to the community. thompson was a main stay in the government. she spent 14 years on the city council and served 16 years on the school board. a public memorial service will be held on saturday. >> an east bay mother is outraged after learning her son was sent to clean the bathrooms as punishment for an alleged bullying incident the mother claims it's a case of racial discrimination. leanne joins with us the details leanne? >> reporter: yes. this is a copy of the clean up schedule. it's hard to read from where you are. but i can clearly see that it says boys bathroom clean up the name is under it. now, his mother told us she believes as a result of her son cleaning the bath rooms he got sick and came down with whooping cough the school, and the berkeley unified school district responded by answering to the mother's claims in a letter, the distric

ourselves but whatever is for it and that it's been here for a while less a problem and one in east bay citysince it to close next week we need to know to get around traffic on july 4th weekend plus california family being threatened in their own home by the nanny they hired then fired >> : now they will now she will let go a what a lot is not on the family side >> : illegal stash of explosives taken off the streets before had a chance to get rid of the fourth of july inside the undercover operation that into the >> : much visibility sharply reduced under 10th of a mile more on far coming up >> : ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually a

. >>> a new crime-fighting tool in one east bay city. the reason it's raising some serious concerns about privacy. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> we're live in the oakland hills this morning, where residents and firefighters are on heightened alert. a series of suspicious fires caused quite a scare yesterday. ktvu's tara moriarty has been talking with fire crews this morning. coming up in two minutes, what crews are doing today to try to prevent a repeat of yesterday's fires. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tc. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, i have sunshine on my shoulder. >> well, i can see that, dave. yes, it will be sunny for all. a little warmer. it won't last among. by friday, we're back in a cooler pattern. today looks to be the warmest day of the week. we had 7080s yesterday. today we bump those up. a lot of coming upper 80s. near average to slightly above. inland temperatures should be close to 85, 86. today they will be a little

. >>> a huge fire destroyed four buildings at a food production plant east of yuba city. this was the scene last night as the flames engulfed the building. firecrews battle the flames all night. a reporter is there to show us what is going on there now. >> reporter: ann, brian, even though this fire broke out last night you can still see smoke billowing out of the building right now. we still have firefighters working on it. the fire started at 10:30. that is 30 minutes after everything was processed and workers left for the night. firefighters tell us it is a good thing because not only where were no injuries because nobody was in the plant but if the plant was filled with walnuts it could have made things more difficult for the crews out here. they did face two problems. one there were wood palettes in the building that kept the fire going and propane tanks used for forklifts kept exploding. we spoke to a man who heard it and saw it happen. >> we were seeing flames and hearing explosions going off. >> reporter: the fire destroyed 200,000 square feet of building. firefig

city. those winds a little breezy down the shore. you can see 15 miles per hour out of the eastatlantic city as well as wildwood. we're looking at breezy conditions. but the bottom line if you're stepping outdoors, it will stay dry, pretty comfortable nice evening for festivals, events maybe a backyard barbecue. you can see the temperatures by 11:00 o'clock in the low 70s. quiet conditions for the overnight. coming up we'll have complete look at the weekend forecast and then we'll talk about heat building as we move into next week. more 90-degree temperatures ahead, too. >> all right. scott, thank you. >>> if your child is afraid of needles you'll like this. health experts say the nasal spray is better than the shot when it comes to flu vaccinations. what make the two so different. that's coming up. >> also, ahead a man getting gas leaves his keys in the ignition when he goes inn sigh the store. a thief jumps in the car and takes off. what happened when the bad guy realized there was a two year old in the back seat. ♪ >> police in san jose california say it's a first for them. c

up next a visit to 28 east 20th street in fork city, the theodore roosevelt birth place historic site. >> his legacy still impacts us today, whether it be about conservation or federal regulation trust busting. or foreign policy, which we don't debate whether it's good or bad here at the birth place. but the panama canal, his vision for america. given his time, was extremely progressive.

the east of the city is under rebel control. keep a live in extremely difficult -- people live in extremely difficult conditions. water, food, and medicine are in short supply. there have not been schools for a long time, and there will not be voting in this area. >> do you see any sign of elections here? assad will only organize the vote for his own people, to show them he is the legitimate president. >> the opposition is boycotting the elections. it is one thing the highly fractious groups can agree on. only two candidates have been allowed to stand against the side. the rebels dismissed them as puppets. the people say they do not want these elections. assad has destroyed their lives and tat cannot be undone. >> if our dead rise from the grave, if we get back our missing limbs, our destroyed houses, and our displaced citizens, and a side gives up power -- assad gives up power, then we can think about elections. but not until then. >> these elections have no legitimacy and should never happen under the circumstances. never. >>

fire to rubbish to block the main street. 60,000 football fans in the stadium are 20 kilometers east of the city, a logistical mike mayor. >> as we just heard catherine explained, workers are threatening to strike once again on thursday tom opened sao paulo hosts the opening match of football's world cup or newman. on just how now prepared the country is for one of the world's largest sporting events. .> the stadiums are there the stadium in sÃo paulo, unfortunately, however, has not been tested at full capacity. it has had to test games with fewer than 40,000 supporters, it will welcome more than 60,000 on thursday, which is evidence of how finally things are being cut here. their achilles heel has always seen as airport capacity. this is the -- this is a country the size of the continent. millions will be crisscrossing the country, following their teams. will the airport capacity be moment,cope? at the fans don't know exactly where the team will be playing in the second round. a lot of people will be making travel arrangements on the fly. >> stopping the use of rape as a weapon of war, the goa

city. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> all right, liz, thanks. an eastice department wants to set up a dozen surveillance cameras all in an effort to fight crime in their city and kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from fremont where the city council is about to consider some high-tech cameras wanted by the police. kiet. >> reporter: live here at thornton and 880 where police want to install one of those surveillance cameras. residents say they want to keep the city safe. they are just not sure if this is the right way to do it. >>> reporter: before this guy breaks into a home he trace to knock out the security --he tries to knock out the security camera. he gets away with it but if fremont police gets its way, these kinds of crooks would be captured on video one more time before they leave town. >> we can get witnesses to give us a partial plate and then check video at some of the major exit points of the city and try to find the vehicle, we can often be successful. >> reporter: that's why the police department is asking the city council to approve a projec

it might be happening in one east bay city. >>> little worries over the little blue pill. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. sunny today leading to a fabulous sunset in palo alto. triple digits coming to the bay, in just a few minutes. with blind spot monitoring, forward collision and lane departure warning. because even a restless mind needs peace of mind. well-qualified lessees get a low mileage lease on the 2014 jeep cherokee sport front wheel drive for $199 a month. . >>> we just mentioned $18 an hour. we want to clarify. the proposed minimum wage hike would be to $13 an hour. the city council unanimously approved an amended proposal last night. it would hike the minimum wage to $13 by the year 2016. they would phase in increases every year beginning january 1st. the council will have a second reading of the measure later this month. >>> california lawmakers are pushing new legislation that would create special units to treat violent patients. this comes a month after health care workers in the bay area protested, demanding more security. the bill proposes separating the

it's a collaboration between half a dozen east bay cities and the alameda county sheriff's department. >> you can only imagine what it would be like for five police officers to show up and confront 100 to 150 unruly people who are basically committing civil disydi disobedience. we need safety in numbers to curb the problem. >> in the meantime, police say they are reaching out to psychologists to understand this team mob mentality. >>> it was supposed to be a celebration for seniors. instead, high school seniors in lafayette spent hours in lockdown after a student made threats against the senior class. stephanie chuang is live. but parents are not happy with the flow of information they're getting. and for seniors, it was just a bummer. >> reporter: dozens of parents are waiting here across the street from the school for hours, anxious and said they didn't get one officer over here to give them an update, which made them nervous. they were all relying on their cell phones. and for one mom in particular it was one app that made it better. text messaging became a lifeline. for susan, it

a massive manhunt is underway in the normally tranquil east coast city.tigators have not determined a motive for the shooting. the three officers were killed and two officers wounded. the nation's job situation continues to improve. a government report showed new and implement claims of fellow was level in seven years. the average for claims fell to 310,000 last week. we get the may jobs report tomorrow morning, live coverage at 8:30 a.m. game one of took the stanley cup finals last night defeating the new york rangers 3-2 in overtime. game two of the best-of-seven series is set for friday in los angeles. for the first time since 1998, the nba finals features a rematch with defending champs miami visiting san antonio in the series opener. game one is tonight in san antonio. the heat try to become the first team since the lakers in 2003 to win three straight titles. that's a look at our top stories in the news. we focus to community banking. fitch ratings says it expects u.s. banks with assets of less than $10 million to step up m&a activity this year as t

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in east ukraine their city was firebombed overnight by the military is already in ruins as a result of ongoing artillery attacks and yes or no g.m. e.u. countries could soon decide independently whether to ban the cultivation of genetically altered crops despite the u.s. push in brussels to expand their global trade. hello there welcome you're watching r.t. international now in iraq radical islamist militants linked to al qaida are reportedly planning to take baghdad after successfully advancing in the nor the so-called islamic state in iraq and syria group has already captured the entire province of the universe which you can see here including its regional capital be extremists then move south and capture the cities cities of by she and to create an arid vance was halted just a hundred kilometers from baghdad it's thought the government's now asked the u.s. to carry out drone strikes against the insurgents but reena portnoy explains now that might mean washington gaging against its own military hardware. one leaving behind a sovereign stable and self-reliant iraq two and a half years